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Planning Association
Renews Fight on Plan
For Potomac Power
Continued opposition to plans for
development of hydroelectric power
on the Potomac above Washington,
thus ruining the present scenic
beauty of the stream below Great
Falls, was expressed in a resolution
adopted late yesterday by the
Board of Directors of the American
Planning and Civic Association.
The board re-elected Frederic A.
Delano as its chairman for the cur
rent year. Other officers chosen
were: Horace M. Albright, presi
dent: Samuel P. Weatherill, Richard
Lieber and Esrle S. Draper, vice
presidents: C. F. Jacobson, treas
urer, and Harlean James, executive
secretary.
"The board reaffirms," the reso
lution said, "its stand of 17 years
ago in opposition to the develop
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ment of power on the Potomac
which would affect the natural river
scenery from Great Falls to the
Federal City. The board gave ac
tive support to the stand of the
National Capital Park and Plan
ning Commission that the best use
of the river and its shores in the
vicinity of Washington is in the de
velopment of the George Washing
ton Parkway and now submits that
the decision of Congress to make
funds available for this purpose was
in effect an approval of the plan.
“The board believes that no new
reasons have occurred for chang
ing this policy of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission and Congress.”
Other resolutions adopted pro
vided for: Strengthening of local
planning boards throughout the
United States, a permanent na
tional planning board established
by Congress, slum reclamation and
new urban developments in cities,
opposition to the indiscrlminste
placing of billboards and organiza
tion of a joint committee for the
National Capitol.
The board deplored measures In
Congress prohibiting the President
from establishing new national
| monuments by executive order,
i Other board resolutions congratu
lated Secretary of Interior Ickes for
his investigation which resulted in
the withdrawal of a War Produc
tion Board application to cut spruce
In Olympia National Park and de
plored a recommendation of the
Senate Committee on Public Lands
and Surveys that considerable areas
In the n&tiional parks and monu
ments be transferred to other Gov
ernment agencies.
Births Reported
Judson and Adeline Avery, girl,
j David and Virginia Byrd. girl.
'John and Gyneth Callow, boy.
i Stanley and Pauline Chaney, boy.
John and Alma Combs, boy.
Clarence and Wiida Copeland, girl.
Harve and Jane Cramer, girl.
Stanley and Wanda Dalecki. boy.
! John and Agnes Deoudes. boy.
j Harry and Katherine Dixon, boy.
I William and.Eunice Dixon, girl,
j James and Mary Drury, boy.
| Wendell and Rachel Evans, girl.
Clarence and Ina Ferdon. boy.
Georgo and Elizabeth Foerster. boy.
| Wilbur and Florence Fox. girl.
James and Grace Hardison, girl.
James and Effle Hudson, girl.
John and Phebe Jordan, girl.
Alexander and Charlotte Korn. boy.
Claude and Edith. Kruhm. boy
Lorenzo and Helen Marshall, girl.
Walter and Frances Martin, boy.
Gabriel and Evelyn Mask. boy.
John and Margaret McGovern, girl.
Harry and Glenna Nichipourk. girl.
3am and Marjorie Quigg, boy.
John and Mary Reid. boy.
Moo and Estelle Reif, girl.
Anthony and Jane Riccardi. boy.
Raymond and Margaret Richardson, girl.
Virgil and Dorothy Rule. boy.
Edmund and Syrene ShamlefTer, boy.
Robert and Reba Sigler, girl.
Sam and Adele Tannenbaum, girl.
Marvin and Mary Underwood, girl,
Abe and Gertrude West. boy.
John and Anna Wilhelm, girl.
Courtland and Lenore Winfteld, boy.
John and Margaret Wolfe, boy.
William and Jane Wootton. boy,
Leland and Helen Wright, girl.
Edward and Geneva Zablocky. boy.
Russell and Louise Adams, boy.
Nathaniel and Lois Hamlett. girl.
Elmer and Mary Thomas, boy.
Ralph and Geraldine Vest, boy.
Joe and Annie Ware, boy.
Deaths Reported
Michael J Coffey. 88. 5000 14 th it n w.
Frederick T. Hayden, 85. 1522 Good Hope
David B Martin, 79. 11.12 Potomac at.
Emily M. Baker. 77. 1801 Park rd
George F. Sibley. 77, St. Elizabeth's Hos
Safl'ie* R _ Levy. 75. 3350 Alden pi. nr.
Minnie C. Heyl. i t. .0 uui
Annie L Davie, 74, Continental Hotel.
Carrie Asbuiy, 71. Heim ,o.
May B Haag. 70. 1830 J7ih at. n»
Frances N. Callicott. 68. 2109 F at. n.w.
Rebecca Pear. 65, 715 Shepherd at
Timothy Sullivan. 61. 8t. Elizabeth a Hos
pital.
Samuel L. Haas. 59. 2419 Nichols ave. a e.
Adolph W. Stalger. 58, 1306 Euclid at. n w
Lillian A. Coates, 56. 941 Maryland ava.
Sarah B. Diamond. 52, 4201 Arkansas ava.
Mary A. Courtney, 51, 413 Farraaut at.
n.w.
John Wilkes. Jr.. 36. West Elizabeth. Pa.
Patricia Lyons. 3. 6701 Eastern ave.
Larry Kovsll. Infant, Franklin Park. Va.
Mattie B. Carnes. 73. 423 4th at. a.w.
ale Robinson. 66. 3700 Foote at. n.s,
Alice Bowie. 64. 13 E at. a.w.
Carrie Filter, 51, 1102 Shepherd ct.
Willis M Morris. 33. 711 R at. n.w
Ch.irles Stackhouse. Infant. 1703 Vermont
ave.
Infant Ashton. 216 D at. n.w.
Infant John Doe No. 2, not known.
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